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You Are Not Alone
Leo, a lonely, anxious pizza delivery guy, stumbles upon John, a mysterious taxi driver seeking lonesome souls. This unusual encounter throws the young man into a dizzying delirium, disrupting his blossoming romance with Rita. As the leaves start falling from the trees, days are getting shorter, and the cold is settling in... Luckily, the first flames of love warm Leo’s heart. But beware: if you play with fire, you might get burned.
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Leo, a lonely, anxious pizza delivery guy, stumbles upon John, a mysterious taxi driver seeking lonesome souls. This unusual encounter throws the young man into a dizzying delirium, disrupting his blossoming romance with Rita. As the leaves start falling from the trees, days are getting shorter, and the cold is settling in... Luckily, the first flames of love warm Leo’s heart. But beware: if you play with fire, you might get burned.
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Genre:Romance, Science Fiction, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Marie-Hélène Viens, Philippe Lupien
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:La Boîte à Fanny
Cast
Philippe Lupien, Marie-Hélène Viens
Director
Pier-Luc Funk
Léo Biron
Marianne Fortier
Rita St-Laurent
François Papineau
John
Sandrine Bisson
Sylvie Marcoux
Blaise Tardif
Paul Biron
Micheline Lanctôt
Lucy
Etienne Lou
Kevin
Florence Blain Mbaye
Policière SQ
Jean-Philippe Côté
Fumeur resto italien
Manon Gauthier
Caissière resto 24h
Pierre-Yves Charbonneau
Homme bar
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